> Keep your oxidative stress low and you will not get heart disease.
I think we should always be careful when we speak in absolutes. The conclusion from the article:
> This result suggests that oxidative stress may be a determinant of [C-reactive protein] levels and promote pro-atherosclerotic inflammatory processes at the earliest stages of [coronary heart disease] development.
I'm not saying the result is wrong, but I am saying "if you A you will not get B" is over-promising.
Yes, you are correct. Nothing wrong with walking, helps keep weight low and fat cells are a huge source of oxidative stress. Better to eat low calorie, high nutrient dense foods.
High levels of CRP are associated with high levels of oxidative stress.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15585208/
Inflammation is a synonym for high levels of oxidative stress. Keep your oxidative stress low and you will not get heart disease.